1:07:01
Marie, you really are
some kinda sensational lady.
1:07:07
Bruno, there is an old saying.
1:07:09
- What's that?
- Never bullshit a bullshitter.
1:07:12
(laughs)
1:07:13
I want you to lay off
on this Clouseau thing.
1:07:18
- Take off your glasses.
- What for?
1:07:20
Then l can see what you're thinking.
1:07:23
I doubt that.
1:07:26
- Why do you want me to lay off him?
- Cos l asked you to.
1:07:30
- It's not a good enough reason.
- It should be.
1:07:33
What if l don't?
1:07:36
You know, Marie, when l was your age,
1:07:40
I used to sometimes wonder
what it would be like
1:07:44
if l suddenly found a whole lot of money.
1:07:47
- Have you ever imagined that?
- Oh, yes.
1:07:50
I even imagined that some day someone
might try to bribe me with a small fortune.
1:07:55
- What did you do?
- I was tempted.
1:07:58
- That's a good start.
- But l said no.
1:08:00
- Not very bright.
- I'm a reporter.
1:08:03
For better or for worse, an honest one.
1:08:06
Tell me why you want me
to lay off Clouseau.
1:08:09
Cos l prefer things the way they are.
1:08:12
Clouseau created a lot of problems.
1:08:14
A smart lady like you
could find out he's still alive.
1:08:18
Or dead. I might even find out
that someone killed him.
1:08:25
You've got a beautiful face. Why do you
want to stick it in where it doesn't belong?
1:08:30
Because it's my job.
1:08:32
What good's your job if you've gotta
do your TV show from a hospital bed?
1:08:39
I knew you were going to threaten me,
but l didn't know how l would react.
1:08:43
- I've surprised myself.
- Is that right?
1:08:46
Yes. Instead of scaring me,
you have made me angry.
1:08:49
I can't remember when l've been so angry.
1:08:51
I am a member of the press and l will not
be intimidated by you or by anybody else.
1:08:56
- Now who's being melodramatic?
- Melodramatic? Wait till l get home!